Chronic indecision, not so much because of lack of information, but from an exaggerated fear of making a mistake.[16]

Excessive will to please: being unwilling to say "no", out of fear of displeasing the petitioner.[16]

Perfectionism, or self-demand to do everything attempted "perfectly" without a single mistake, which can lead to frustration when perfection is not achieved.[16]

Neurotic guilt: one is condemned for behaviors which not always are objectively bad, exaggerates the magnitude of mistakes or offenses and complains about them indefinitely, never reaching full forgiveness.[16]

Floating hostility, irritability out in the open, always on the verge of exploding even for unimportant things; an attitude characteristic of somebody who feels bad about everything, who is disappointed or unsatisfied with everything.[16]

Defensive tendencies, a general negative (one is pessimistic about everything: life, future, and, above all, oneself) and a general lack of will to enjoy life.[16]

As well, individuals with low self-esteem may have feelings of insignificance.